VIII. Anna's Burial Site

Traveling alone through the wilderness at night was not a good idea.

Lu Li had encountered troubles during several of his past journeys, to varying extents.

This time, his luck was slightly better. Lu Li managed to arrive at Himfast before midnight without any setbacks.

The continuous drizzle from the previous days had stopped for a full day, but the streets, lit by streetlights, were almost deserted.

The homeless individuals who usually sheltered under the streetlights were nowhere to be seen – perhaps the local government had arranged shelter for them, or perhaps ...

The crisp sounds of horse hooves echoed on the damp cobblestone road as a carriage stopped at number 66 of the Champs Elysees District.

The finely constructed building was lit up. A female silhouette appeared behind the curtain, lifted a corner, then gently let it fall again, and shortly after, the white wooden door opened, revealing Aunt Mary.